A beautifully renovated character cottage enjoying a truly idyllic semi-rural setting with far-reaching countryside views.
This charming end-terrace former mill worker’s home has been lovingly and thoughtfully restored by the current owner, carefully preserving original features such as the original internal doors and the striking stone fireplace, which has been professionally sandblasted to reveal its full character. Approaching 200 years old, the property reflects a meticulous and sympathetic renovation, while being enhanced with high-quality modern touches throughout. The result is a warm and inviting home that blends period charm seamlessly with contemporary comfort.
The internal layout has been intelligently re-engineered to optimise both heating efficiency and the flow of the accommodation, creating a home that is as practical as it is welcoming. The property has also been fully re-insulated throughout during the renovation, further enhancing comfort and energy efficiency.
Of particular note is the stunning house bathroom, thoughtfully designed to create a sense of indulgence. It features a roll-top bath perfectly positioned to take in uninterrupted views across open fields, providing an ideal place to relax and unwind at the end of the day.
The accommodation is deceptively spacious and comprises an entrance vestibule leading into a generous lounge, centred around the attractive feature fireplace and offering access to a useful storage/utility basement. To the rear is a traditional dining kitchen, fitted with a bespoke, individually designed kitchen complete with complementary wall and base units, providing a superb space for everyday living and entertaining alike.
To the first floor are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both enjoying superb outlooks over the surrounding countryside, reinforcing the home’s peaceful, semi-rural feel. The stylish house bathroom offers both bath and shower facilities and is finished to a high standard.
Externally, the property continues to impress. To the front is a delightful low-maintenance patio garden, perfectly positioned to sit out and enjoy views over the neighbouring green. To the rear, a further private seating area provides a peaceful spot to take in the open rural landscape, ideal for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
Importantly, the property benefits from a dedicated off-street parking space. In addition, the title deeds allow for the creation of further bespoke parking for up to two vehicles, with permission already granted by the local borough council (as per the deeds), subject to the relevant works being undertaken. An electric vehicle charging point has already been installed.
Location & Lifestyle
Situated on the cusp of the highly regarded village of East Morton, the property enjoys the best of village life with a strong sense of community. East Morton offers a traditional public house, a well-regarded primary school, community shop, recreational areas and a golf course, all set within beautiful countryside ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits.
Despite its tranquil setting, the property remains well connected. Crossflatts railway station is approximately 1.5 miles away, while Bingley town centre is just 2.5 miles distant, providing excellent road and rail links to Bradford, Leeds and wider West and North Yorkshire business centres.
Additional Information
Local Authority: City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold
Mains gas, electric, water and drainage
Dedicated off-street parking space, with scope for additional parking (subject to works)
Internet & Mobile Coverage
According to Ofcom, internet services are available from at least one provider, with outdoor mobile coverage (excluding 5G) available from at least one of the UK’s four main providers. These results are predictions and not guaranteed.
Agent’s Note
We have been advised there is a right of access across the field to the side of the property for the local farmer.

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